Hartalis

Strengths & Recommended Usage

Recommended usage guide

Recommended passive skills by use case: combat, riding, base, and more.

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• •Hartalis is a raid boss that can be summoned at a Summoning Altar placed at a base by using a Hartalis slab. Clearing the raid gives the summoning player an egg. Among raids (excluding [Extreme]), it looks like one of the higher-level and stronger ones, but the Xenolord raid can also call reinforcements and is very troublesome. Even if the Xenolord raid is too hard to beat, Hartalis might still be defeatable.
• •Stats are quite high. Compared to Paladius, another Neutral-type Pal (total 395), Hartalis (total 375) is slightly lower.
• •Hartalis learns Purifying Light, an outlier Active Skill with power 1250. This Active Skill is dangerous not only for its power but also for its very wide attack range. However, its cooldown is 100 seconds, which is quite long, so if one strike cannot defeat the opponent, you can only use the other two Active Skill slots until the next cooldown ends. There is also a trick where putting it back in the Palbox and sending it out again instantly resets the cooldown, but setting that aside, it is used like a one-hit kill move.
• •The signature move Sacred Rain is extremely strong against huge enemies like Zerovers, allowing many hits.
• •It has the special passive Savior. Neutral-type Pals have many high-power moves like Holy Burst and Radiant Barrage, so the synergy with passives is good.
• •It can also be ridden, and at rank 0 its ride speed is top-tier fast. It is not the type whose movement speed increases with rank, so it becomes slower than rank 4 Necromus or Paladius.
• •While riding, it can generate a barrier that blocks all attacks. The barrier can endure reasonably well, but it has limits. It is strong for assault use cases such as forcing your way through enemy bases with the barrier to loot chests or wiping them out with Purifying Light.
• •Signature moves can also serve as mobility skills. Divine Wing lets you fly quickly toward where you are looking, and if you look up, you can fly upward as well. Also, an air jump used before Divine Wing is restored when you use Divine Wing, so you can air jump repeatedly (if you jump during the move's startup, the move is canceled, so jump after the move finishes). Sacred Rain instantly teleports in a specified direction. It stops at walls, but aiming at window openings in enemy bases can greatly shortcut farming runs.
• •It also shines as a Pal with high Gathering and Lumbering suitability. It is a raid Pal, so using it this way is extravagant, but it is also excellent as a base gatekeeper during raid events.